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Yes! It is now available in paperback and will be coming out on audio September 25 (read by me with alllllll the voices and accents and feelings!)
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After Anatevka
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After Anatevka: Live
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White Hot Grief Parade
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Where is "The Handbook for the Recently Adult?"
I have long believed that adulthood is poorly organized.Not in the broad philosophical sense—we’ve always known life is chaos—but in a customer service sense. There is no onboarding. You simply wake up one morning responsible for a health insurance deductible and three kinds of laundry detergent, and are expected to proceed with confidence.
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“He loved her. He loved her because nature willed it. Because they were already united and of one body. The bare flesh on every part of her belonged to him. The scent emitting from her skin was his.”
― After Anatevka
― After Anatevka
“Hodel saw it through her sister’s eyes: women were created to be in every way partners, not mindless slaves or brainless doormats, but helpers, collaborators, equals. And that was a thing of great beauty”
― After Anatevka
― After Anatevka
“For now, I look to God, for I know He will respond to my questions. For I believe, in the deepest part of my heart, that He shall truly bring us into a frame of mind where we may hear His greatest responses . . . Perhaps not the final answers, but at the very least, the next response we need.”
― After Anatevka
― After Anatevka
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“The good we do.
How much we create.
The respect we bestow.
How hard we love—no one gets to vote on these.”
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How much we create.
The respect we bestow.
How hard we love—no one gets to vote on these.”
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“He loved her. He loved her because nature willed it. Because they were already united and of one body. The bare flesh on every part of her belonged to him. The scent emitting from her skin was his.”
― After Anatevka
― After Anatevka
“Free a man of the constraints that limit and inhibit his development, and you have a free human being. Freedom is the natural state of man.” He looked away from the boy for a moment and recalled his youth, his own search for self. “My boy,” he imparted with a ferocious passion that shook them both by the throat, “there is nothing negative about our human potential—do you understand me? God Himself created you the way you are. Do not let anyone in this world convince you otherwise. And you are capable of anything, my boy. There is and shall always be a disparity among the gifts God has granted men, but we all deserve equal consideration. All men, no matter how low, how basic, or how tormented, deserve compassion, dignified brotherhood, and respect.
“But part of respecting all men is respecting ourselves. Recognizing that God has blessed you. By embracing these gifts, we live as God lives, with love for all He has created—with an open heart.”
― After Anatevka
“But part of respecting all men is respecting ourselves. Recognizing that God has blessed you. By embracing these gifts, we live as God lives, with love for all He has created—with an open heart.”
― After Anatevka
“For now, I look to God, for I know He will respond to my questions. For I believe, in the deepest part of my heart, that He shall truly bring us into a frame of mind where we may hear His greatest responses . . . Perhaps not the final answers, but at the very least, the next response we need.”
― After Anatevka
― After Anatevka
“Remember: it is not about what happens to you, but what you choose to DO WITH what happens to you that truly defines who you are.”
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